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An interview with Australian golfer Karrie Webb is presented. When asked about how pleasing it was to play a women's professional event at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club, Australia, she says that it was a fantastic event for her and playing at the club was like a dream come true. Webb believes that it would be fantastic if non-American and non-European players involved get involved in Solheim Cup-style team event.

An interview with an Australian professional golfer Robert Allenby is presented. When asked about Greg Norman as a captain of their team at Presidents Cup, he acknowledged him as a great captain. Allenby believes that language and cultural differences really plays major role between the team players' interaction and their performance. He expressed his emotions on hate mails from different people about the Presidents Cup which he was getting from the last few months. INSET: PROFILE.

The article reports that the victory of the U.S. golf team has been preventing international teams in overcoming them in the foursomes play during the Presidents Cup. It states that the selection of Australian golfers Aaron Baddeley and Robert Allenby, who has harsh criticisms, is not the reason behind their defeat but the skills of the American team. It includes the results of the said tournament in different categories in Melbourne, Victoria including the foursomes, four-balls, and singles.

The author reflects on the practice of professional golfers in which they deliberately slow down their game.

In this article, the author suggests the inclusion of pre-shot routine into a golfers' practice schedule which provides enhanced consistency in ball striking and correct set up sequence including alignment, ball and posture position of a golf player.

The author reflects on the golf course ratings in Australia. He states that the good or poor ranking of golf courses can affect the golf clubs' business output, and an overview of fundamental errors of many publications in forming their judging panel is offered. The author suggests the inclusion of the well traveled and accomplished golfers in the judging panel of a golf magazine in order to achieve better evaluation of courses.

The article offers the author's insights which states the importance of the relationship of caddies and players and to be allowed to help align players before each shot.

The author discusses the accommodation of golf clubs with junior golfers. The author relates that the golf club he joined when he was 13-year-old did not allow juniors to compete in 18-hole members competitions until they reached the sub-junior level at the age of 16. He says that the accommodation of golf clubs for more juniors was one of the changes in golf for the better. He mentions that the annual presentation for the Jack Newton Junior Golf was one of his favourites.

The article features on golfer Greg Chalmers who won in the Australian Professional Golfers' Association of America (PGA) Championship. It states that Chamlers has made a remarkable performance in the history of golf tournaments for winning the Amateur, Open and PGA championships in Australia. It includes a list of the results on the said championship with top golfers Chamlers, Robert Allenby, and Marcus Fraser.

The article offers the author's insights concerning the devices and checkpoints which can be used by golfers to promote correct posture in playing golf.

The article focuses on golfer Alistair Presnell, who will play at the 2012 Australian Open. It mentions that Presnell is a player contented to every step of his golf profession. Presnell as a member of Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) provides an experiences in the disparity in the two known U.S. tours. Presnell says that being in tournaments is unexpected, but he is sure that being part of the tournament will give him the chance of winning.

An interview with Fred Couples, the American Presidents Cup captain in Australia is presented. When asked about the history at Royal Melbourne Golf Club, he refers to the 1988 Bicentennial Classic when golfer Rodger Davis defeated him in a playoff. He also mentions that he was expecting that the U.S. team to be more competitive in the 1998 Presidents Cup, and he also discusses his experience with Australian golfers Wayne Grady and Ian Baker-Finch.

An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses the participation of a golfer at Presidents Cup.